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    The mid-term examination covered various topics in Engineering Physics including: 1) Calculating the distance covered and linear velocity of a car wheel accelerated from rest to 3rad/s^2 for 20 seconds with a radius of 1.4m. 2) Solving mechanics problems involving force, mass, acceleration, impulse and momentum including calculating acceleration from an applied force and changes in momentum and final speed. 3) Finding the energy difference between ground and first excited states of an electron in a 1D box and the expectation value of x for a wavefunction. 4) Deriving the time-independent Schrodinger equation using separation of variables. 5) Discussing the

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    The mid-term examination covered various topics in Engineering Physics including: 1) Calculating the distance covered and linear velocity of a car wheel accelerated from rest to 3rad/s^2 for 20 seconds with a radius of 1.4m. 2) Solving mechanics problems involving force, mass, acceleration, impulse and momentum including calculating acceleration from an applied force and changes in momentum and final speed. 3) Finding the energy difference between ground and first excited states of an electron in a 1D box and the expectation value of x for a wavefunction. 4) Deriving the time-independent Schrodinger equation using separation of variables. 5) Discussing the

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    Engineering Physics

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    The mid-term examination covered various topics in Engineering Physics including: 1) Calculating the distance covered and linear velocity of a car wheel accelerated from rest to 3rad/s^2 for 20 seconds with a radius of 1.4m. 2) Solving mechanics problems involving force, mass, acceleration, impulse and momentum including calculating acceleration from an applied force and changes in momentum and final speed. 3) Finding the energy difference between ground and first excited states of an electron in a 1D box and the expectation value of x for a wavefunction. 4) Deriving the time-independent Schrodinger equation using separation of variables. 5) Discussing the

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    Mid-Term Examinations – March 2022


    Programme : B.tech Semester : Winter 2021-22
    Course : Engineering Physics Code : PHY1001
    Faculty : Ms. Jyoti Singh Slot/ Class No. : A21+A22+A23\0250
    Time : 1 ½ hour Max. Marks : 50

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    Q.No. Question Description Marks
    Sec.

    1 The radius of Car of a wheel is 1.4m. The car is accelerated from rest to angular acceleration
    of 3rad/s² for 20 sec. How much distance the wheel covers in this time interval and what is 10
    the linear velocity.
    2 (a) A heavy box of mass 20kg is placed on a horizontal surface. If the coefficient of kinetic
    friction between the box and the horizontal surface is 0.25. Calculate acceleration 5
    produced by a force of 98N applied horizontally.

    (b) A constant force of 50N is applied to a 10kg block for 20sec. a) What is the impulse acting
    on the block. b) What is the change in momentum of the block. c) What is the final speed
    5
    of the block if it was originally at rest. d) What is the final speed of the block if it was
    originally moving at 15m/s
    3 (a) Find the Energy difference between the ground state and first excited state of an electron
    moving in a one-dimensional box of length 1A°. 5

    (b) Find out the Expectation value of x for the wave function Ψ(x) = ax for 0<x<1.
    5

    4 Find out the time-independent Schrodinger equation by the method of separation of


    10
    variables.
    5 Carbon Nanotubes have been widely used in various fields. Discuss the properties of
    10
    Carbon Nanotubes and their applications.
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